The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-30

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bsn. Menhsis ~ b expelled by ths
sahs vo>s.
~. 1vssy member present at any
meeting must VOTE on al questions pre-
ssutsd and women have in al respects the
same rights = men.
z -. The following rules for the present
win govern the admission Of members TO
work IN the Colony
Al soon = . msmber has contributed In
money or supplies the full value Of 800,
he Win b. placed upon List numbered in
rotation IN the order Of payment. Those
whose names rank nrst upon this list will
be entitled 10 precedence In their regular
order and win have the first privilege Of
employment in the Colony. This rule will
be observed a. long as there remains NO
csssity for its existence. II does not de-
bar member from the privilege of living
in the Colony or Of building or making
other Improvements upon the building
site reserved for his individual use. It
simply refers to his employment, BIZ THE
CoLoxY, which of necessity must be lim-
tied to the number it can employ profta-
bly,.
20. Labor notes shall be transferable.
80 Education shall be scientific, and
text books shall be adopted in conformity
with the truth as understood by the ma
jority.
81. Medical service is public service
and the physician a salaried officer, his
salary dependent upon the health Of the
Colony, rising as it rises and falling as it
falls.
Inheritance.
32. In case Of the death Of a member;
the amount paid upon his certificate to-
gether with the actual cost Of the buildings
and useful improvements (if any) that he
may have erected upon the building lot
occupied by him, shall be paid to his legal
heirs. But the same shall not be payable
until one year after the death Of the MEM
Der, unless at the option Of the board Of
managers.
so. Amember may name his successor
in the event Of his death, but the person
thus named will have to be balloted for
in the usual way and If not elected to
membership, he or she will receive the
cash value Of the members estate as an
ordinary legatee, unless other provision is
made in the members will for the dispo-
sal Of the estate. This disposition shall
be made as provided in the foregoing
section.
"a. The certificate of the husband will
admit also his wife to the Colony and vice
versa, each having vote in the affairs Of
the Association.
Marriage.
S5. In the case Of tho marriage Of q
member after his or her advent upon the
Colony, to person who is not member,
such person, II Of good moral character,
will be entitled to free admission and will
be allowed all the privileges Of member
ship as long as the marriage relation ex-
lists. In case Of divorce, or separation,
the only person recognized as member
will be the one to whom the certificate of
membership was originally issued. The
person thus separated can apply for MEM
bership in the usual form and If elected,
certificate willl be issued upon the regu-
lar terms.
-zheliminary Organization.
36. The members secured in various
localities shall be encouraged to form
groups, said groups to consist of not less
than five members. When formed they
shall elect chairman and secretary and
such other officers as they deem necessary
to conduct local affairs. Groups must
meet at least once month and make re-
port to headquarters of all matters of i'm
portance and promptly remit all moneys
collected.
Constitution Of the Colony.
81. These bylaws being so framed as
to embrace simply the General Principles
Of the Colony must of necessity be ampli-
fed for future work and the details thereof
carefully worked out. ALI members there
fore are urged to forward to headquarters
any plans or suggestions for such details
or for the future administration of the
Colony, all Of which vii be considered and
passed upon in due time by all Of the
members through the Referendum. When
passed upon favorably by . two-thirds
vote they become binding and a portion
of these bylaws which may also be
amended or repealed at any time by the
same vote.
3s. At the first election held to select
Board Of Three Managers there shall also
be elected TO serve during the, year 1887,
unless sooner recalled, two advisory men,
bers who shall be called Assistants and
whose powers and duties shall be to act in
case Of the absence Of any Of the three
principals Of the Board and to consult
with them when the same shall be neces-